COVID-19 animal origin scientists now point toward raccoon dogs as lab leak hypothesis grows

A group of scientists who have long pushed the theory that COVID-19 may have emerged from a Wuhan, China, wet market has now pushed fresh claims involving raccoon dogs that

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